Since the collision happened in Ohio it is that State's law that applies. Regardless, turn the matter over to your insurance company and let them...

Woman worried she'll loose SSI benefits because she inherited property in another state she can't sell or use. Best next step?

As you and your friend likely know, SSI is based partly on financial hardship and owning a property in which you do not reside will disqualify her....

Why the SSA says SSDI/SSI was denied and they said I have pain and is continuous.

I do not really see a question here but clearly you are in need of a good, local SS attorney to assist you with the reconsideration. There is an...

A judge will likely give great deference to another judge's summons. Call the court and tell them of the conflict.

Disability is exempt from garnishment, but I can't find any option RE: SSDI on the Small Claims Financial Discl. Form - Advice?

Since this is not really a social security question I will re-post this for you in the hope that you can receive some assistance.

I need help with social security problem.

Sadly this is common problem. I find that if you keep faxing and mailing indicating third notice or fourth notice etc. then they'll eventually...

Will my workers comp settlement be held against my future social security disability award?

Workers compensation settlements are essentially payments now for future wages. The SSA then reduces your benefit a little bit each month since...

How can I pressure the driver who hit my car to provide repairs through his insurance?

The only way to force the other driver to pay for the damages is to file a lawsuit. If he is insured then they will defend and pay the claim.

Can I still go visit a physician for my back and neck pain a month after a car accident?

Insurance companies will use any excuse - or none at all - in order to avoid paying claims. Get a good NY lawyer to help or you will not be taken...

What should I do about an insurance company asking me to sign something to release money for a WC lien?

I agree with the prior answer. Sign nothing without first having it reviewed by a good attorney in your area.